How Do You Ask for Pain and Suffering Without a Lawyer?
After an accident where you suffer injuries because of the negligence of another party, you must begin to think about an insurance claim and how you will ask fo ...
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How Much Does Workers’ Compensation Pay for a Back Injury
Back injuries are some of the most common injuries in work-related accidents. If you are suffering from back pain or injury, you understand that the pain affect ...
Who Decides Who Is at Fault in a Car Accident?
The concept of fault plays an important role in car accident cases. The party at fault for a crash often (although, as explained below, not always) has a legal ...
What Is a Good Settlement Offer in a Personal Injury Case?
Following an accident that results from another party’s negligence, injury victims may qualify for compensation in a settlement offer. This is most often how ...
When Should I Sue After a Car Accident?
Getting injured in a car accident can be life-shattering. Nursing the pain–physical and emotional, dealing with piling bills, being unable to work are all str ...
What Is a Fair Settlement for Pain and Suffering?
After sustaining injuries in an accident caused by someone else’s negligence, you may recover damages for the harm and the resulting pain and suffering. Some ...
Can I Sue for Negligence?
Negligence is one of the most common claims in personal injury lawsuits. It happens if you suffer an injury due to someone else’s or a company’s careless ac ...
How Much Should You Settle for in a Car Accident?
We can be sure of uncertainty and frustration following an automobile accident. The best answer to “How much should I settle for?” is always: “Don’t set ...
Is It Worth Getting a Lawyer After a Car Accident?
Around three million people in the U.S. are injured every year due to car accidents. Many of these accidents were caused by the carelessness or recklessness of ...
How Much Is Pain and Suffering for a Car Accident?
The last thing anyone wants is to get into a car accident. You cannot always avoid the negligence of another driver—things might happen too fast to react, or ...